... cycling world, who left Ilford some months ago to take up an appointment in Venesuela. Writing Maracaibo, on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, he tells inn how much he now enjoys reading his Recorder. Before leaving the old town I little realised how much ...

... water, and is often blown on board veewele. In borne eases men have thus' been knocked down by them. The natives of !the Caribbean Sea esteem the dying gurnard highly es • food fish. When a shoal is aur-1 I rounded by a big net they dash out of the I water ...

... occasional boxing match. athletics such as Ilfordians are accustomed to, are quite unknown. For instance, recently, the Caribbean Club (of which I am a member) arranged a soccer match, but when the teams appeared on the field the police objected to the ...

... A square-rigged ship, built in 1841, and 'probably the oldest whaling vessel afloat, was equilard and cent down to the Caribbean Sea, and Elmer Clifton has woven round the perils of the cruise, which lasted two months, a passionate story of hi man love ...

... as 1830 the annual amount imported into England was only about 20 tons. • • • An article says there is an island in the Caribbean Sea where the silence is more profound than any other silence on earth. Can't it be broadcast'? WHAT DOES THE NEEDLE SAY ...

... of breed. trailed from memo. and ball the mem dubiously represented amidships. as we lunged about the waters of the moody Caribbean. ••Chin (of the Officers Mess) and I (of the Embus? Mess) bad frequent altercatims because of a mysterious enix.up in the ...

... acquaintances what they thought television was. The fret thought It was a new kind of telepathy, the second an island in the Caribbean Rea, and the third, • new form of kidney disease. Bo much for publicity. Like the science, the word was new and meant seeing ...

... took the island. Later Charles 1.. gratified at the compliments paid to his queen by the Earl of Carlisle, gave him the Caribbean Sea, regardless that most of the islands belonged to Spain. Carlisle arrived and found Couratin. and prevailed in the struggle ...

... lates melt, and knitting needles ;jet too Micky for use. We now come in night of Went and, passing Porto Rico, aru in the Caribbean Sea, which 1.1 a. 11 a sheet of OR going up on deck next muiniag we can .03 in the distance. After ing Colon, where we anal ...

... monster of the deep—which meanwhile ltpd (*egged the small boat and its six otcupants at express spe ed through waves of the Caribbean Sea—suddenly described • circle and bore down upon its oppressors. Escape was impossible and in an instant the boat had been ...

... on January :1001, and to be away lor the next three years. Mr. Itidgwell 1 understand, aciepted an appointment with tho Caribbean Petri,leum Company, and Lis journey will take him via Barbados, Trinidad and Curacao, up the iit Venezuela to Maracaibo, ...

... earthquake disturbance. Yet there are no • geological remind, for believing that the distribuuon of land and sea in , I the Caribbean area should be regarded , permanent, for the forces of upheaval i and subsidence are by no means et-I hansted, as the recent ...